Over the years, Rode to the Winner's Circle has been delivering the best in cutting horse action to an ever-growing audience. If you like horses you will most certainly enjoy watching some of the most talented equine athletes doing what they do best in the richest of all the equine arenas.

  Rode to the Winner’s Circle enjoys showcasing all the many aspects of the sport of cutting. The program spends time following young cutting horses as they begin their training and embark on the road to becoming performance horses at National Cutting Horse Association (NCHA) events. Witness the youngsters bloom at their debut outings in events like NCHA's richest event, the World Championship Futurity- an event for horses three years of age. See coverage from the Derby, a four-year old horse event, and the Classic for five and six-year olds. With hundreds of thousands of dollars up for grabs, it often comes down to the slightest moves of the cow and horse that decides who is crowned champion. Cutting horses are arguably some of the most highly talented equine athletes of today and Rode to the Winner's Circle is committed to proving that the statement holds true.

  Rode to the Winner's Circle dedicates itself to traveling to events all across the country; Augusta, GA to Paso Robles, CA and all points in between. Rode to the Winner's Circle covers the show circuit and helps to keep viewers informed and entertained with highlights from the finals of these exciting, prestigious events. Each and every season proves to be better, with coverage from events paying out over 40-million dollars in prize money. Every episode also makes a point to brag on and showcase the horses who earn those dollars. Look forward to interviews with many of the leading cutting trainers and event contestants and learn more about the great bloodlines of today’s cutting horse stars. Craig Morris never fails to create a winning combination of event highlights and special feature segments. His program has come to be known for its appeal to audiences beyond simply cutting horse enthusiasts, but to anyone who is interested in the horse.